An alternate or extended adjective form meaning the same as Chaldaic, relating to ancient Chaldea and its people.
A variant of 'Chaldaic' with the additional suffix '-al,' used in older English texts and religious or scholarly writing to intensify the meaning.
The fact that there are multiple adjective forms like 'Chaldaic,' 'Chaldaical,' and 'Chaldean' shows how much European scholars were fascinated by Chaldea—they kept creating different ways to describe it, similar to how we use 'England,' 'English,' and 'Englishman.'
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